America, starting as a trainee police officer

Chapter 119 Let's have a one-on-one fight!

Tim's idea was good, but very impractical. In the current situation, the gangs outside aren't stupid either.

They had already surrounded the house in a circle.

Deacon immediately shook his head: "That's unrealistic. There are already gangsters watching from the back door."

Upon hearing this, Tim looked somewhat helpless.

He walked to the window, parted the blinds, and looked at the gangsters outside.

As the number of people increased, the situation gradually got out of control.

"Hand him over, Deacon!"

The 54th Street gang outside shouted at the house.

"What should we do?"

Lucy then went to the window and watched the gangsters outside with Tim.

She was so frightened that her face turned pale and she was sweating profusely.

There's no way around it; who wouldn't back down when faced with so many gangsters?

They not only outnumbered each other, but they also had guns.

"Hold on until the police reinforcements arrive, rookie."

Tim glanced at Lucy and reassured the team.

Although he was also afraid, his years of experience as a police officer taught him how to deal with these fears.

But Lucy had no experience.

"We know he's in there! Deacon, hand him over!"

"We won't leave until you hand over the person."

The gangsters outside were still shouting.

boom!

With a loud bang, a baseball bat slammed into the police car parked outside the door.

Upon seeing this, Li Wei felt an itch to fight, his memory of striking six times in one second stirring within him.

Unfortunately, we are outnumbered and outgunned.

"Wow, looks like you two have a lot of paperwork to do today!"

At this moment, Lopez and Levi also came to the window.

Lopez saw the gang smash their police car and couldn't help but glance at Levi and Lucy standing nearby.

"Damn right, they're probably having a terrible headache. Reports like this are hard to write."

Tim agreed with Lopez's words.

"Really, at a time like this, you're actually concerned about this?"

Lucy looked at Lopez and Tim with a speechless expression.

Tim and Lopez smiled.

Although they were nervous and scared, as mentioned earlier, they were experienced and knew how to adjust themselves.

In such situations, joking around can actually help improve the mental health of police officers.

Lucy, who studied psychology, forgot all of that at the crucial moment.

"Assuming, I'm just assuming."

Lucy suddenly said something at that moment.

She lowered her voice.

Only Lopez, Tim, and Levi, who were standing nearby, could hear it.

All three of them focused their attention on Lucy.

"Is it possible for us to meet their demands while sacrificing the minority to save the majority?"

After saying that, Lucy looked at Marcus, who was sitting on the sofa in handcuffs.

Upon hearing that Lucy actually had such a thought, Tim's face instantly darkened.

"It's not up to us to decide who lives and who dies. Our job as police officers is to arrest people."

Lopez chimed in, "That's right, we serve the people. It's not up to us to decide who we serve or who we defend."

To be fair, Tim and Lopez do think that way. But it's fair to say that their ideas are too idealistic.

Deep down, they knew what kind of place America was.

It can only be said that they are relatively kind people with their own principles.

"So, you're saying you'd be willing to sacrifice your life to protect a fugitive?"

"I have no intention of letting fear control my actions, lest I do something I will be ashamed of later."

Suddenly, Deacon opened the door.

Startled, Lucy rushed over and asked him, "Hey, what are you doing?"

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Deacon glanced back at Lucy and said, "I'll go out and talk to them."

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"Damnit!" Tim shouted angrily.

He quickly opened the door a crack, pressed his hand against the wall, and watched Deacon walk into the gang.

He was covering for Deacon so he could provide timely support should any unexpected situation arise.

Although with their limited firepower, the four of them couldn't provide much support.

As Deacon approached, a young black man with a shaved head and wearing a brown baseball jacket walked towards him from among the 54th Street gangsters.

Before Deacon could speak, the black man punched him in the stomach.

"Ouch!" Deacon cried out in pain.

Tim watched Deacon get beaten. He felt increasingly terrible, but there was really nothing he could do.

He slammed the door shut.

He looked at Lopez, Lucy, and Levi.

He looked tense and was struggling internally, as if he were making a major decision.

"The three of you stay here and watch over him. Make sure he's safe. No matter what happens to me, you must protect him."

Tim then pointed at Marcus and said.

"Wait!" Levi called out to Tim at this moment.

Tim stopped and turned to look at Levi.

"I'll go with you."

It's not that Li Wei had any solutions. It's just that after spending so many days together, he had a pretty good impression of Tim; he was an upright policeman.

He couldn't bear to see Tim die at the hands of this gang.

While he might not be able to take down these gangs, he could probably still manage to escape with Tim.

"Rookie!" Lopez quickly called out upon hearing Levi's words.

"Now is not the time for you to be reckless. You and Lucy watch the prisoners, Tim and I will go with you."

Lopez naturally wouldn't sit here and watch Levi go out on an adventure, after all, he was her rookie.

She has an obligation to protect the safety of newbies.

Of course, even without considering the obligation, Lopez couldn't bear to watch Levi and Tim go out and die like that.

Lucy, who was standing nearby, saw that the two of them were about to go out with Tim.

She really wanted to go too, but then she thought about it and remembered there was a prisoner inside the house she needed to watch over. It wouldn't be good if the prisoner escaped.

So she remained silent.

Seeing that Lopez insisted on going with him, Levi wanted to persuade her to go back, but he couldn't think of any way to convince her to leave.

Protecting Tim alone is not the same as protecting both Tim and Lopez.

But clearly, he couldn't stop Lopez's actions.

He could only shake his head helplessly.

"Let's go together. Lucy can handle guarding the prisoners on her own."

Upon hearing what Levi said, Lopez and Tim exchanged glances, looked at Lucy and then at him, and finally could only nod helplessly.

After the three of them left the house, Lucy quickly went up and slammed the door shut.

The three policemen hadn't gone far when Tim said to the bald black man who was beating up Deacon, "Hey, don't mess with him."

"Want to fight? Then fight us."

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Tim looked at the group of gangsters with their provocative expressions.

Compared to truly ruthless criminals, these gangs have one advantage.

They are very concerned about saving face.

As a cop, standing here and demanding a one-on-one fight with them, if they don't accept, I'll become a laughingstock within the gang.

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